Marine Parade · Tywyn · Cardigan Bay

A guest house on Tywyn’s sea front

On the promenade looking out over Cardigan Bay, with the beach just across the road and the hills of Eryri behind.

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The front of The Arthur guest house on Marine Parade, with white balconies and flowers by the door
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The House

On the promenade, a few steps from the sand

The Arthur stands on Marine Parade, Tywyn's sea front, with the beach just across the road. From the front of the house the view runs across Cardigan Bay, and behind the town rise the hills of Eryri. A peaceful place to slow down by the sea.

The sea front terrace at dusk, its lit windows and street lamps reflected in the wet sand of the beach
The sea front at dusk

Rooms

Rest by the water

Several rooms look straight out over the bay. Tell us what you're looking for and we'll find the right room for you.

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Sea View Rooms

Front-facing rooms looking out over Cardigan Bay. Some open onto a balcony.

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Double & Twin Rooms

Comfortable rooms for couples and friends travelling together.

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Family & Longer Stays

Bringing the family or staying the week? Call us and we'll find the best fit.

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The sun setting over Cardigan Bay, lighting the wet sand of Tywyn beach gold

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Sunsets over Cardigan Bay, just across the road

Tywyn & Beyond

Explore the coast and the mountains

Sunset over the sea and rock pools on the beach at Tywyn

The Beach

Miles of sand along the front, for morning walks, rock pools and sunsets over the bay.

A green Talyllyn Railway steam locomotive and red carriages passing daffodils

Talyllyn Railway

The historic narrow-gauge steam railway runs from Tywyn up the valley to Abergynolwyn and Nant Gwernol.

Dolgoch Falls pouring into a pool between mossy rocks and ferns

Dolgoch Falls

Wooded waterfalls a few miles inland, with their own stop on the Talyllyn Railway.

Aerial view of Aberdyfi's colourful sea front, beach, jetty and boats on the Dyfi estuary

Aberdyfi

A harbour village at the mouth of the Dyfi estuary, a short drive or train ride down the coast.

The craggy summit of Cadair Idris above a glacial lake

Cadair Idris

One of Eryri's best-known mountains, within easy reach for a day's walking.

A train crossing a wooden estuary bridge, with cyclists on the walkway beside it

Cambrian Coast Line

Tywyn is on the scenic coastal railway, so you can arrive and explore without a car.

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Telephone 01654 712146 Email info@arthurguesthouse.co.uk
Address
Marine Parade, Tywyn, Gwynedd
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